The OP says when he takes it up to 93-93db, the sound gets a little thin. That's odd because those speakers have a sensitivity of 91 db, so at 95 are drawing around 3-4 watts, depending on size of room and distance from speakers.
The speakers do have an impedance curve that goes down to 4 ohms or so, which shouldn't be a problem for the Parasound. That said, the Triton 2 apparently have a power rating of up to 500 watts.
I am not sure what thin sounding entails. This description seems to be popular these days around here, can someone throw me a bone?
Other than that, I really don't think it's the amp, especially at that volume level. But if the OP really wants one, since the speakers can handle 500 watts, moving up to separates might be a thought.
The speakers do have an impedance curve that goes down to 4 ohms or so, which shouldn't be a problem for the Parasound. That said, the Triton 2 apparently have a power rating of up to 500 watts.
I am not sure what thin sounding entails. This description seems to be popular these days around here, can someone throw me a bone?
Other than that, I really don't think it's the amp, especially at that volume level. But if the OP really wants one, since the speakers can handle 500 watts, moving up to separates might be a thought.
